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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
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COURT ORDERS.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE
i COUNTY OF HENRfCO
Kettle G. Lynhsm, administrators Of John A.
LYMAN, deceased, .,..............Pl Plaintiff,
against
]. w. souttwsrd. sheriG, and M such admins
traitor Of John staples. deceased; Sarah
staples, Henry Staples. Frank S,aples. An
ME Staples. Rosa Staples, Pnttie Staples.
Clifford staples, Thomas Staples. and Sn-
san staples, .................Dc Defendants
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HNRUSTEE'S SALE or \ NALUA-
\ BILE TRACT OF LAND ~ KING VIII
LIAM COUNTY. VA, DESCRIBED IN Iih
DEED or TIT ST AS CONTAINING 4l5 ACkb'
3EUODS AND q IEhCHES.-By virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust from jerome u. Graybiu'
Of Philadrphia. Pa, dated the oh day OF JAY,
1851, aud duly recorded In the clerks oi1te 81
King William County Court. and deiault
having been made Ia the payment ~ the deDt
thereby secured. and Icing required so 10 40
lyihe beneficiary | shall sell. at the court
house Cf King William county. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1857.
at y o'clock NJ. ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR
GEL OR TRACT or LAND. together with all
tie improvements thereon, described IN sail
deed as containing by recent survey ilj acres
% roods and - perchee, ana adjoining The
lands Of Robert Z. lee. Henry Bel. the Ricn-
moud, York River aud Chesapeake railroad,
and the FaIrunkcy river.
1FRss: IL will DC sOlc Is az entirety, be the
same II ore or less Cash as TO the expenses OF
sale and drawing and recording of deed OF
trust-say. faJO-and also n 20 the sum OF
1909. with intcIcst from To Oh lay of July.
1854, ~ The rate * per cent PER anuum; end
the lesiGuc. II any, upon such terms rs may
be announced on the Day Of sale.
jy.g Is. /. FISHER. Trustee.
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urra0N aaIrs rhs. nav
BY Manning G. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
I SALE OF A CERTAIN LOT OF GR0UND
SITUATED AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF MAIN AND
SHORT STREETS.
Brown. g. A. ~. Jane Wstts's administrator
and cis--Chancery Court, city OF Richmond
Decree July Y, 1887.
In pursuance Of the above decree we VIII
sell. by auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1887,
nj G o'clock T. N. that DESIRABLE LOT OF
GROUND situated nj The southwest corner Oh
Main and short streets, fronting on Main street
cS feet and running back along Short street lou
feet The proximity Of tho electric line now
fast approaching completion and the deslra-
biity Of this lot for store purposes saouid coih-
mend the Gale 10 investors.
TERMS: One third cash balance IN Six anu
twelve months; negotiable notes 70 DO ekecu'c,
for The deferred payments. interest added. and
title retained until all Of the purchase money
Is paid and conveyance ordered ny the court.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES,
Special Commissioner.
MANNING c. STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
BROWN. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST WATrss hDAiEIs-
TRATOR AND AIS, DEFEEDANrs-lS THE
CuASCERY COURT or THE CITY OF hicHhOSp'
I. benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of saif court,
certify that The bond required of inc speciai
commissioner by the decree In sald Cause OF
July IS. 1857. has cen duly given.
Given under my hand this l2th day Of Al
gust. 1887. ,,,,,n,,
nuH BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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AsnwoRTH VS.. WRIGnr-IS Go0cHLAND CIR
CUT COURT.
l. p G.. Miller. deputy clerk OF Goochlani
Circuit Court, certify thot the bond required Ct
the special commissioners In tie above cauSe
by decree therein Of April 4, 1881, has been
duly given. -
Given under my hand this 2st day OF JAY
1881 p. @. MILLER
eufa Deputy Clerk
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
EEAL ESTATE.
TO Effect SALES At ONCE SPECIAL H.
JUDGEMENTS WILL BE- OFFERED ~
FOILONlNG PROPERTY:

DETACHED BRICK DWELLING % nine
rooms, LOT 50 by 80 feet. on north seventh
t.rO,f: e"OaI
:tN and ATTRACTIVE FRAME COTTAGE
O., Beverly street east 81 Reservoir street;
$50
NIEY ATTRACTIVE CORNER PROPERTY
On Laurel street - b. rs feet, with improve
meuf=: S2l00.
ArIfCEOF GOOD. CENTRALLY-LOCATED
III SiNESs PROPERTY, wiih permanent ton.
ant al 500 per auaum; s}OOJ-a good. SOLID
Investment
30 feet; t3.5.
good. DETACHED BRCk-hND-FRAME
DWELLING, with lue iJt Grout y Dy 80 foct,
oa west cary street near hor-ons h0Wer-gtr-
cen: $3.50.
SIN nrd VERY DESIRABLE DETACHED
HiItK DWELLING on twentieth stree: be-
tween Broad and Grace streets: = CO.
iatt.es seeking Investments should apply nj
once. rei particulars eSamiue these offerings,
I'D llail Themselves Of this cpI Ortuul.T.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND DRUGGIST CURED
OF Az OBSTINATE CASE or WSG-
WORM 81 SNiFT'S SPECIFIC.
RlCMo>D, Va, Apr. - 10.
Stri0 Specific Compa'N Afq4id, Ga.:
Centlemen.-Sot long since / WA aftackoI
with yirulont rinCWona, which rapidly
spread over my arms, wrist, neck, and face,
ana was rapidly approaching nay eyes. tried
numerous exterior applications withsrt any
permanent relief. Finally / determined O. try
\ : :, which, As a druggist, know % Dc a
good blood puinor. Less man q hai dozen bot
ties completely cralicateI The ringworin, ami |
have NOT had the slighjestuCuble since
sell :. :. =, aud he reports ifoiA ail those
WHO fake Is 10 the effect that il is a frjl4 per
feet blood purifier Il. j.. SFAY, Drugs l-.,
40. lib Wea. Clay street
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
nAlIY EXCEPr sNNnAYs.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
iOC Z. ~, accommodation looge3 fr''..
street station: arrives ~ Ashilu.
st5P. VI.
c.0i 2. H., leaves Elba; e-rlVes ~ Ashland a.
6:i4 =. =.
csyA. Nj. accommodation. arrives A. Broad.
street stsriou; leaves Ashland at
sol \. n.
s5y Z. 81, arrives ~ Ella; leaves AAGlaLi e.
SEP. VI.
c. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
z. T. u. NYERs. General SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROAD LihIS.


~ ss5.-S r.,:,cs - =
DICuMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC RAILkohD.-->cnetUl,
commencing MAY IS, lso,-eas'eru siauisrt
tine.
5.2j =. NJ, leaves Byrd-Suees station "eii5 b.
stops only az Ashland, Junction
Milford, and trederib -tTig
Sleeper 20 Washington. Leave
Washington fsr New N,rG az iiiO
A. VI.
I:;O7 A. NJ, leaves By-d-Suec; staten calls,
except sunday. Leaves Nasllng
ton for New YORK. ~ l.20 p, VI, ais-
10y limited az 800 T. VI.
$40 7. ~, leaves Byld->neel station daily
Sleeper % New YORK.
iC:gg 4. NJ, arrives az Byri->tteet citation iaiiy.
Sleeper from New lOrs.
1899 p. NJ, arrives az Byr!-Strce, station dHilg
stops =; Frodercksrr Ni.eri,
and Junction. Sleeper from ssh
:, gton.
9:ls r. "a, arrives at BTri-Stnct station tail4
except Sunday.
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ne nsgATE AT PRIvArE SALE,

By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
co.ncr Elnventh and BANK stroets.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03

For a general line of holiday goods you
will find no better place than HYDE y
Humbles. Their stock is new. extensive
and varied. You can form no definite con
ception of the nature of their goods unless
YOU personally investigate, so different are
they from anything shown here. Lhey
have handsome hat racks wall cabinets
backing stands, revolving book stands,
book racks, dictionary holders, work b;ls-
kets and stands, waste baskets IN German
rush and willow, a large assortment OF
fancy ink stands, paper weights, therHom-
eters. select line of ladies' fine pocket
cutlery, scissor sets in plush and Morocco:
razor sets, shaving cases, gents ana
ladies' travelling cases, lap tablets and sec
retaries in all varieties of leather, elegant
bronze figures and pitchers, the best selee-
ton of pictures III the city, paintings,
water colors, etchings, engr2vn8s ana
pastels. odOr SETS manicure sets
in celluloid, ivory, sandal wood and
amber, dressing cases, cuff and col
lar sets, infant sets, work boxes
and baskets, mirrors, brush broom holders,
bronze placques, a large assortment Of
opera glasses in morocco, pearl, aluminium
and silver card cases, pocket books and
cigar cases. In photo albums they show a
complete line in leather, plush and olive
wood: you ought to examine these. Also
scrap books, .biocks, games, etc; ana what
is nicer for Il lady friend than box OF fine
stationery one. two or tour qulreS with
envelopes to match. inexpensive handsome
and useful They carry complete line OF
Oxford & Bagstel teachers bibles. Hol-
mans unequaled family ana pulpit bibles.
prayer and hymnal sets, pocket bibles and
testaments. In books, Christine cards
and booklets. calendars and noveitlos they
show a vast assortment OF both foreign and
American manufacture.
Their store is taetefully arranged, theiy
clerks are experienced and attentive. and
their prices are right. I4tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
THAT WATER PRESSURE.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
This mornings EAGLE under the head of
Rock Island Fire. states that when the
department arrived there was no water
pressure suited for fighting fire. This was
probably the result of the water station
not being notified That statement is an
injustice TO the water company and tele-
phone company. These items have become
rather common of late, and it is a conven-
lent cloak behind which to hide, but the
parties making these assertions forget that
we have a registering gauge in our Office
which is infallible, and any person who
will take the trouble to investigate can
see what the pressure was at that fire, rs
well as any previous fire. Assertions made
on the representation of irresponsible par
ties are liable to do an injustice which is
entirely undeseryed
ID. c. HUFFMAN. Sup't. Water Co
Wichita. Kan. Dec >, 1857.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

Mr.. j: l.. Cooper has just returned from
a visit in Illinois and Indiana, and says he
visited the Studebaker wagon company AT
South Bend. Indiana, and had talk with
one of the proprietors. In the conversation
Mr. Studebaker stated that he intended in
the near future TO establish carriage re-
poSitory in Kansas, and was going TO make
a trip in the state in few months. and
from what he had learned he aid not doubt
but that he would select Wichita for his
Kansas house. Ruire number of his
friends had made visets to the city, and he
says all bring back very complimentary
reports. and he i>inclined TO think Wichita
the best town in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
Fox's pattern hats at cost aad below.


Call az the Wichita Trunk Factory. No.
- West Douglas avenue. and make your
selection early f0T we have enc Ene-t a.
sortment Of ladies shopping sstc5eI..
pocket books. purses, card cases. bin and
bankers books. writing tablets, collar and
cuff boxes. handkerchief and glove boxes.
in ali colors and from the cheapest I'D u
the finest grade, il all kind 81 leather.
seal. alligator, calf and morocco work
boxes Of willow and trunks, vaIszes and
satchels. You VIII D. ast11is bed VIXEN
entering our store room a. oar scock was
never before az complete a. Low az1 ~
such low prices that u VIII pay ron u ex-
anime our stock before pure taziBx else
where. We are satisfied vuu aIfi fe
pleased a. We are able 70 under cell srv
house west OF Chicago. Yours respects alI,.
I+@t E0AEELD BEoz-
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
\ WRITE Up.

c. Raffington, of the Western Advocate.
the organ of the Chicago and Rock Island
railway, is in the city for the purpose of
giving Wichita an illustrated write UP
with maps. The chairman 81 t1e aiver-
Using committee. having eNamined his
heartily endorses tae same.
The paper has large circulation, besides
1000 copies of each Issue TO the
railroad. This write up viii particularly
interest real estate dealers and holders.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
Y. VI. {. 4. ECUnES

The Sunday school lesson for tomorrow
viii be the subject considered at the noon
day prayer meeting today. Mr.. Henry X.
Fuller. will conduct the meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the rag
ular gospel meeting for men will be held
in the First Presbyterian church.
Tbs average attendance at the Sunday
meetings for November was les. BY extra
work the invitation committee intend to
show an increase in attendance for Deem
Der
On Monday afternoon at O'Clock the
regular quarterly meeting of the auxiliary
will be held at the residence of Mrs. A
Basley, 72l North Topeka avenue,
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
ARRESTED,

Deputy Sheriff Tom Mcnamara last
night arrested "a man who had in his
possession coat and pair of pants which
he was endeavoring 70 sell The fellow
was handed over 10 Officer Wibkiag and
locked up. The clothing Were evidently
stolen, and, the owner can ind his property
at the police station.
Officer Wibking afterwards learned that
the fellow was stopping az the Germania
and had left there d Satehei This was
taken, and within 1t were found some old
clothing and a few brick bats
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03

wichita Irun k Factory.

Get your trunks and valises az the fac
tory a YOU VIII save from - 10 - cts on d
dollar as we manufacture our goods here
and are able 10 Undersell any house sesi
of Chicago, and you can get any Kind ard
size Of trunks for we have the largest a.
sortment of trunks in the west from the
cheapest up TO the finest sole leather and
ladies Saratoga trunks We Cccupv tie
whole three-s;0ry building. 25xllJ feet. and
are able to fill all orders and can make any
kind Of sample and theatrical trunks 70
order Come and canine our goods be-
fore DUrcl..s.--5isIiE elsewhere
Yours Resp'y, H0sSTELD Bios
142t 125 " Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
ROW THEY SETTLED

Yesterday forenoon a restaurant keeper
was seen coming out Of an East Douglas
avenue place, head formost, with a good
sized boot slightly in the rear An officer
came along and the explanation that fol-
lowed in the police court showed that the
notorious Tom Arnold and his chum Bill
Moran were the aggressive parties and
that it all grew out Of a little difficulty in
settlement of accnnnts
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03

7. l.. Fox 4 son 70 Close out Their Immense
stock Of Lovely Trimmed Goods at Once.
Offer Al al Cost and Way Below Cost.

At the beginning we bougL an immense
number of French b0nuet- al hats for
patterns. We also trimmed mp ia great
number. demonstrating that we can do the
finest work in the west.
These trimmed goods have served their
purpose rs patterns from which 70 take
orders, and now we offer to close out the
entire line at great sacrifice. We VIII
place them on sale today, offering as an in
ducement discount Of from 49, to 80 per
cent from the regular price.
Thus you can buy a much finer article
made from much finer material pr the
price of an ordinary medium priced hat or
bonnet.
Gail and see what we win do for you
You will be pleased beyond doubt
T. l. Fox < son.
14-tf THAT New Store, - l5J \. Main II.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

The following resolutions were passed at
the regular meeting of Wichita Lodge No.
93, /. O. o. T., last evening, in memory of
the death of VIM. Kip:
HALL OF
WICHITA LODGE No. g3, |. O. O. F,
December ,, 1897.
WHEREAS, That grim reaper. Death, has
once again invaded our ranks and seen lit
to remove from our midst Brother VIM.
Kip; and,
WHEREAS. Brother Kip was member
in good standing of our order and an up
right and honest man: therefore.
Resolved, That in the death OF Brother
Kip our lodge has lost one of its valued
members, and while we bow with humble
submission 10 the will of the Most High.
we mourn the loss of our brother none the
less; and be il further
Resolved. That the charter of our lodge
be draped IN mourning for thirty days in
mourning for the deceased brother.
Resolved. That a copy of these reSolu-
tons be furnished TO the relatives of the
deceased brother, one copy be spread on
the minutes Of our lodge, and "a third b.
published in the daily papers of the city.
F. J. CoSSiTT,
i. c. MILTON,
;. 4. HARBURG.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
OTEER SHIPMENTS

Mr.. Wales, travelling salesman who
came in from Belle Plaine, was telling of
a rather queer shipment made from that
place. 1t consisted Of three patches of cats
sent from !. W. Humphrey to Humphrey
& Humphrey, at Hugo. This last town,
he SAID. was overrun with rats. and this
Is the means intended to be used for their
determination.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
LITERARY NOTES

The Art Amateur. published by Mon
tacue Marks. . Union Square, New OK,
contains this month, among other tAlh4s
A beautiful eolored plate OF PaISIeS,
fine studies of Holly and Mistle5oe ana
China Asters," and many other designs
equally as interesting. Especially not@hle
features are an excellent drsiwlDS OF
.Knans' Holy Family in the Catherine
Wolf collection. Four delightful studies
of children By I4obrichon. \ new depart
ment has been introduced in the magazine,
namely. the Cabinet" which this mouth
contains prosuseiy illustrated
article on japanese Snin botties'
a curious account OF Collecting III Chlila-
These are only a few of the many lnstruc-
tive articles in the amateur, and TINS mum
Der should receive the attention OF all IN
terested in art as it viii amply repay
careful perusal.
The holiday number OF the Magazine OF
American History, completing the elSh-
teentb volume. is certainly an interesting
one, containing a. it does, such i diversity
of subjects. both instructive ana
readable. and It's many Illus
trations. One of which Is especially
attractive is Our Country Fifty ears
Ago. by the editor, presenting q series VI
quaint pictures made at the tline, me- q
before published IN this country, together
with incidents in connection WITH the
iourneyings in 1924 and ISIS, not least
among which is graphic account % Ms
entertainment by the fishermen CT the oiQ-
EST Climb i'm America at the state in SchuyI,
Kill. This article is followed by several
articles. all ably written, among them
stephen a. Douglas and the Free SollerS.
bv A. ". Clason; Aaron Burr, q STUDY,
by Chas. H Peck: The ApCtheosis OF the
Plutocrat." a thoughtful discussion OF tiiS
labor question. by W. NJ. Deckson- a
Winters Work of a Captain Of Dragons.
bv General p. st. George Cooke, OF De
troit: Notes From Harvard College, . by
Rev. Henry c. Badger; The Ireadmlil II;
America, =" by Prof. Oliver T. hubbard,
and Prototype of Leather Stocking, pF
Henry H. Hurlbut," Of Chicago, treating
of one of Cooper's curious characters
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03

I3e C. X < Y E1ck Is ~ rrszsfe q
wifi EaaEe rate. % g. =. - hszsssgs CITY ard
re1EiTn on sept. y. ~ - - ard - C.ct !
G. L. Is, Il. -, p, -, ~ - skate .sr -
Topeka Sett- = n - So for Ffae .uEsgss
trip To i; PAssl AID afi5Eeapolis SEP s
10 =, 81 i -. .A.e reA-a IT,. -.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral Of William Kip took place
yesterday afternoon, from kendleS' under
taking establishment, on East Douglas
avenue. The ceremonies were conducted
by the G3d Fellows and the remains were
Inferred at The city cemetery
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
Z. 5. 4. Pres. Sedgwick ca

\ special meeting of the Civil Engineers
association viii be held Saturday evening
Dee. Sid, at the council chamber, No. 90
Market street. All engineers DESTROYS OF
atfiliating are invited 10 be present By
order Of H H HENDERSON,.
Acting Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03

Beginning December /, 1887, no gas bills
will be collected before the 10th of each
month. Consumers wishing 10 obtain the
discount allowed for prompt payment must
nav at the gas compauy's Office, 10 North
Market street. between the Ist and 10th OF
the month. Bills will be delivered on the
1st Of each month to the consumers Office
or residence. j. A CONWAY;
19t Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
PERSONALS.

w. A Ogden was in from Ness City last
night.
H. Gillen was in from Kingman yester-
day.
Leslie Hewitt, of Buffalo, is at the Man
haitian.
S. T. Pender was down from Topeka yes
terday.
T. L. Newell and wife, of Kingston, Pa,
is in the city.
Mrs j. 6. Evans, of Winfield, was in the
City yesterday.
Tom Richardson, of the Pueblo Chief
tain, Is in the city.
isedru Gutherie, an attorney of yelling
ton, is in the city.
W j. Frazier has accepted position at
the Lawrence drug store.
VI a Limbard, of Des Moins, Iowa, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
f. T. Gillett and Morton Albaugh came
III from kingman Discovering.
Mrs Henry Cohen, OF st. Marys, is visit
ing her brother, \. NJ Goldstandt.
Hon. John A Eaton, of Winfield, was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
Howard Kohn, Of New Mexico, is the
gust Of Mrs. Kohn, North Topeka avenue.
{. =. Burlington, editor OF the Cherryvaie
Globe and Torch, visited Wichita yester
DAY.
Jas Fl. Smith, Frank Ravens, and Ar
thur Bal, OF springfield, Mo, were in the
CITY Yesterday.
W 3. Crouch, st. Louis w. H. Hogord
and Is. T. CoIfman, Isabel; c. N. Jones and
II. L. Kinder Nescatauga, are at Hotel
Gaud0lfo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson, who have
been spending several weeks visiting
friends and relatives in Ohio, are expected
home this morning.
The Eagle Rifles had their first drill in
their new armory, in the Zeinninger build
ing, last evening.
Mrs. Ridge Comfy. who has been seri-
oUsly Ill for several weeks past, is now
greatly improved.
Rev. y. Hogeland. who is in the city for
the purpose Of organizing Unitarian so
ciety, viii preach at Herman hail next
Sabbath AT p. III.
Rev. 0. W. Jones went out to Garden
Plain LAST evening to hold a quarterly
meeting and VIII be gone over Sunday.
Rev. c. n. Smith viii I'LL the pulpit of the
[. 3. Church in the pastors absence.
Fred Miller the genial and pleasant ad-
vance agent for Minnie Aiadderu, is in the
city. This accomplished young actress
who last year made such a decided hit in
this city, viii appear with an excellent
company at the Crawford next Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Hambln, directress of the
Wichita School CT Music, gave a pleasant
musicale 10 the members OF her class
last evening at The rooms Of the school in
the tietto block. Miss Hamblin was as
sisted IN receiving Ter guests 10y Miss DC
taYia Hobbs, Of Peoria, I'll.
Nh y Neil, a capitalist of Dayton. O..
who visits our city rs an investor, called
yesterday in company with Mir w c.
Glenn. Mr.. Neil says down in Ohio he
heard much of Wichita, dullne5s and
straishts in money matters, and after
spending few days here he can conceive
how such Misrepresentation are foated
As for Wichita's future, he thinks IL viii
he a grand one.
J. T Morgan returned yesterday from
tripto the South lie says That through
out the south ne finds times hard, espec-
cially in Texas and Georgia, the country
being more or less effected by failure OF
crops There appeared, however, 10 be
more activity in the northern part of Ala
hanna ,han any place he visited through
oUt the south. yet. of them all none
seemed 50 bright. lively and brisk as
Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-03
INVITATION.


WICHITA Ihzc. 6, 1SS7
g. : Hofcakss Captain Easfe ssl2es.
Sir-Yourself and company sr.s respect
fully invited 10 attend the bail 70 sse given
By Company \, Second Regiment. X y
G., al the Garfield Opera House December
Q, lSS7. W. A RICHEY. Captain.
=. q. Loys, Sergeant.